Winter show in November 2011 entitled 'Conflict and Resolution'

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Hi everyone, here is all the information for our Winter show in November entitled 'Conflict and Resolution' which I hope you will agree is a very open ended working title.  The exhibition will be held at La Galleria, an established contemporary venue in Pall Mall.

The space is much larger than our recent exhibition venues so it will be great opportunity to showcase some of your larger work or groups of small work, this is why we have adjusted our hanging costs.

You will also notice in the information below that this exhibition will need to be invigilated by ourselves so any volunteers will be gratefully received, we have also been encouraged by the gallery owner to stay open as late as we can due to the central location, so we will need evening invigilators as well.

I would like to give each artist an A5 plaque with a brief Biog/Statement next to their work, which I will design, but can we make sure that all of us provide our own business cards/postcards etc

I know November is a while off but I thought this would give everyone a chance to create work that is applicable to the exhibition title, I am also conscious that this is our penultimate show before FPS's 60th Birthday! so I consider this a great build up to perhaps an even bigger show next year!

Don't forget to visit our website, blog and facebook sites for more information and also please do add to our Facebook page or send Peter Murry or myself any information on your upcoming exhibitions external of FPS and any other information that you think will interest the FPS members. We can no longer do a postal version of a newsletter as I think Pete's Blog and Facebook are very affective tools.
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Please give me shout if you have any questions, and don't forget your membership fee's.

Cheers

Gabriel fps_submissions@rocketmail.com

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